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Brad Doyle

WO1 Doyle is an infantryman of over 30 years experience. He has served as a soldier in battalions of the Royal Australian Regiment, has been an instructor and a career advisor. He has held multiple Regimental Sergeant Major appointment and was recently selected as RSM 1 Brigade for commencement 2022.

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David Adams

Captain David Adams is a Royal Australian Armoured Corps officer currently posted to Puckapunyal. Born and raised in Sydney, he enlisted in the Australian Army in 1994. Captain Adams has served in numerous Royal Australian Armoured Corps units as well as the 1st Recruit Training Battalion, Adelaide Universities Regiment, Army Knowledge Centre and Army Headquarters. He has seen operational service in East Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Jacob's Bridge, between the lakes of Tiberia, with the tents of the British Army pitched on the mountain side and the tents of the and the Aga of the Janisaries, c. October 1799, during the Defence of the Ottoman Empire against General Bonaparte
The Importance of Key Terrain – A Case Study of the Daughters of Jacob Bridge
Many military leaders of the past failed to consider the importance of key terrain. This case study of the Daughters of Jacob Bridge is a lesson to all leaders, not to underestimate the value of key terrain.
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Smart Soldier - Q&A with Regimental Sergeant Major - Army
Some very good advice from our most senior soldier.
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JNCO QME: Edition 7 - Leadership v Likership
Is it important to be liked as a leader? When is the pursuit of being liked by your subordinates detrimental to your leadership ability? Some challenging concepts covered in this latest Quick Military Education activity.
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Smart Soldier: 40 Years of NORFORCE: Tips on Achieving Cultural Competence
After 40 years of NORFORCE we get some valuable tips on cultural competence.
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General Hill invites the last remnants of French Imperial Guard to surrender. Remembered moment of the battle.
Clausewitz and Centres of Gravity: ​​​​​​​Turning the Esoteric Into Practical Outcomes
Since Clausewitz is no longer alive to explain exactly what he meant when describing 'Centre of Gravity', here is one interpretation from a gentlemen with a little bit of military experience.
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A soldier writing.
Reflective Practice – One Stop Shop
The Cove has a series of tools to help you become a reflective practitioner. Here is your one stop shop for all of them.
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Accelerating Land Based Fires
Has the ADF been seduced by the availability of non-organic close air support in recent 'wars of choice' where the luxury of air superiority is assured? As a result have we lost sight of the importance of mass land based fires?
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Susan Coyle

Major General Susan Coyle, CSC, DSM is Head of Information Warfare for the Australian Defence Force. Born in Kyogle, NSW in 1970, after gaining a degree in science at the Australian Defence Force Academy, she graduated from the Royal Military College in 1992 into the Royal Australian Corps of Signals.